We spend some time with Escapism owner Chelsea Zuniga and Game Master Nick Hatheway. We learn about the Art of Escape Rooms, and how the team creates rooms with total immersion by using sounds, smells, lighting, and décor. Currently Escapism is back open for business allowing Teams of six to ten people an hour to solve different puzzles in effort to escape. There are four themed rooms available by appointment. As usual we don't stick to topic, we also cover Covid, Bacon, Cats and uhh Tequila. It's another fun episode from your favorite local Podcast! The Cheshire (pod)Cast!

Book your session now! https://www.escapismct.com/

Hosts: Corey J. Nash & Patricia Cramer

Cast: Chelsea Zuniga & Nick Hatheway

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Central Connecticut’s premiere senior living safety & technology specialists, Nick & Mario, manage the business founded by their parents after struggling to care an elder family member.   Listen to these engaging young men describe simple affordable systems that allow seniors to safely age in place.  

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Episode #95 Recorded: 5/27/2020

Karin Arai and Sharon Bergamo of Ball & Socket Arts discuss the origins of Evening in White parties and share how you and your family or a small group of friends, can participate from  your lawn or  home.  The FREE event will stream live on July 16 and will include an evening full of entertainment and surprises while you and your venue are adorned in white.  BE sure to register at BallandSocket.org

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Join us for a beer and conversation with friend of The Cast, Liz Linehan.  We discuss issues affecting our economy in central Connecticut and Corey fends off zingers from Tricia & Liz.

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On this episode of the Cheshire Cast, Tricia & Corey speak with Cheshire’s top educator, Dr. Jeffrey Solan, Superintendent of Cheshire Public Schools.  Dr. Solan shares with us “where he stands at [this] time of challenge and controversy”, how to talk to your children and what public education could look like in Cheshire and across the State of Connecticut this fall.  Jeff again makes us laugh at Corey’s expense and that’s always a good time.  Enjoy.

We again sit down with infectious disease specialist Ulysses Wu, M.D. to help us make sense of COVID-19 in Connecticut today. You may remember Dr. Wu from our recent episode "SPECIAL SESSION: Covid-19: Prepare, Don't Panic". In this episode Dr. Wu shares what he learned from Fairfield, New Haven and Hartford counties over the past few months. We ask him, where do we go from here? For the answers and more [press play].

When public health professionals do their job well, no one notices. On this episode of the Cheshire Cast we introduce you to two of the people playing critical roles in keeping the community healthy.  Director Maura Esposito of Chesprocott Health District and one of her eight valued team members, Kate Glendon.  As Connecticut safely reopens for business, the governor has charged the state’s public health officials with local oversight. What does that mean? It’s time to start the show.  Hey you... 

We talk with Brother’s Dillon & Hunter Pronovost about lifelong fitness through bicycling and the challenges of owning a small business in central Connecticut .  The two own Cheshire Cycle & Repair located along the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail at 3550 Whitney Avenue in Hamden, CT.  Their store is easily accessible from the Linear Trail (as it’s known by the locals) not far from Sleeping Giant State Park. Give them a shout at 203.891.5320 and they’ll assist you with any of your bike related questions.

This episode is about The Coalition for a Sustainable Cheshire (CSC.) A new non-profit aiming to help improve the quality of life in Cheshire today and into the future. Fiona Pearson, CSC's Executive Director and Jim Jinks (Treasurer at CSC) try to keep up with your hosts and do their best to explain the opportunities and the complexities of ''sustainability.''